I found your program while looking for ones on google. I think the password feature is the only feature (besides comments... but thats IZARCCs fault :) ) that this program needs to be more unique than winrar.
I have tried the following to put files in separate archives:
Winrar - need to pay,
PeaZip - uses more than one instance - a dirty trick
TugZip - No other feature beside simple archiving.
So i am sure everyone including me would love to see the next release have password support & if you got time, maybe a file browser to pick and choose files (CTRL + click thing) + other easy to implement features with the IZARCC tool...
- Eagerly waiting!!
-ampedm
I've already coded in password support but I'm hesitant to add file deletion support. I'd really hate to screw that up, you know? Though, on the other hand, if I delete to the recycle bin maybe it wouldn't be such a risk. What are your thoughts on this? The encryption idea will not be implemented since the IZarc command-line binary and the IZarc GUI version are the only things capable of opening those encrypted zips (I use the IZarc command-line binary as the backend for SpInZip).
As for a file browser, I think that goes beyond the scope of this tool. I've never intended for SpInZip to be anything close to a complete compression suite/app. Like I mentioned before, SpInZip is nothing more than a fancy front-end for the IZarc command-line binary. That being said, I do realise that Coding Snacks sometimes do take on a life of their own, hence, all the additional output options I've added to SpInZip. I trust you can understand that. =]
At any rate, here's v0.0.7.0 with the password support. Please let me know how it works out for you. Thanks.
http://www.autohotkey.net/~skwire/apps/spinzip/spinzip-setup-v0.0.7.0.exe